Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|      and that our sins might be taken away, "The Word was made
 2   2,  12|          because "flesh" may be taken in its literal sense, so
 3   2,  16|       time, that is, when it is taken four times, we are admonished
 4   2,  16|  Pentecost, and how this number taken thrice on account of the
 5   2,  16|   fifty-three fishes which were taken after the resurrection of
 6   2,  32|         the dead," the position taken up by those whose error
 7   3, arg| correctness of doctrine must be taken figuratively. He then goes
 8   3,   4|    liberty to take. It has been taken, however in that passage
 9   3,   5|         is said figuratively is taken as if it were said literally,
10   3,  10|        of God that cannot, when taken literally, be referred either
11   3,  10|        an erroneous opinion has taken possession of the mind,
12   3,  15|     reign of love. Now, if when taken literally it at once gives
13   3,  17|     ruling a wife are not to be taken literally, but figuratively;
14   3,  21|        temporal prosperity, had taken unlawful possession of one
15   3,  22|         Old Testament are to be taken not literally only, but
16   3,  22|      those which the reader has taken literally, and which, though
17   3,  25|        in one place it is to be taken to signify in all other
18   3,  25|     what sense they ought to be taken, as for example, "In the
19   3,  25|        of the same object being taken, not in opposite, but only
20   3,  29|          because when the words taken literally give an absurd
21   3,  34|       overstepped and the genus taken in. For he goes on to say: "
22   3,  35|    mentioned in Jeremiah may be taken in a spiritual sense for
23   4,   7|        Scripture. Suppose I had taken the further trouble, at
24   4,  10|        that the latter might be taken not as the singular of "
25   4,  10|     perhaps some trouble may be taken to enforce it so as to bring
26   4,  17|   majestic style:" as if he had taken in also the three ends mentioned
27   4,  20|       so much. But care must be taken that, while adding harmony,
28   4,  21|        character those who have taken vows ought to be. To prevail